groundless

groundless

形容词

1. 毫无根据的；无事实依据的

2. 无理由的；无正当理由的

名词

1. 毫无根据；无事实依据

词语辨析

无根据的（groundless）一词强调缺乏事实或理由作为支持，常用于指责某种错误的说法、主张或指控。

词汇扩充

1. groundlessly (副词)

2. groundlessness (名词)

近义词

unfounded, baseless, unsubstantiated

反义词

justified, well-founded, reasonable

柯林斯词典

groundless (adj.): If you say that a fear, accusation, or story is groundless, you mean that it is not based on evidence and is unlikely to be true or valid.

牛津词典

groundless (adj.): Without cause; not based on evidence or reason.

用法

groundless通常用于形容词和名词的形式。以下是一些常见的用法：

1. It is groundless to assume that all teenagers are lazy.
2. His accusations were groundless and caused unnecessary harm.
3. The groundlessness of her claims became evident after further investigation.
4. She groundlessly accused him of stealing her wallet.

例句

1. His concerns about the project were groundless and unfounded.
2. There is no ground for such groundless accusations.
3. The rumors spreading about his resignation are completely groundless.
4. The company's decision to lay off employees was based on groundless fears of an economic downturn.
5. She was relieved to find out that her worries were groundless.
6. His reputation was tarnished by groundless accusations of fraud.
7. The journalist's article was criticized for containing groundless claims without any supporting evidence.
8. The defendant's lawyer argued that the charges against his client were groundless.
9. The committee dismissed the allegations as groundless and baseless.
10. She accused him of spreading groundless rumors about her personal life.
11. Investigations revealed that the initial suspicions were groundless.
12. The company's decision to cancel the project was based on groundless concerns about profitability.
13. He dismissed the criticism as groundless and unfounded.
14. The judge ruled that the lawsuit was groundless and dismissed it.
15. Her fears of failure turned out to be groundless when she successfully completed the task.
16. The accusations made against him were completely groundless and lacked any evidence.
17. His argument was deemed groundless as it was not supported by any factual data.
18. The newspaper article was filled with groundless speculations about the politician's private life.
19. Despite initial concerns, the safety of the new product proved to be groundless.
20. She was relieved to discover that her worries were groundless and that her health was not at risk.